This is a new EVGA UV Plus+ device that allows you to run mul­ti­ple mon­i­tors via a USB cable. The USB cable plugs into the DVI port on it that then plugs into a mon­i­tor. This is approx­i­mately 4″ in size. There is logic in the device that takes a com­pressed images sent over USB and com­presses it for dis­play on the mon­i­tor, thus offer­ing more dis­plays on devices like note­books and Desktops.

The white model is the UV-​1280 that sup­ports a 1280×1024 res­o­lu­tion. Both are fully WHQL com­pli­ant and VESA com­pli­ant and use 32-​bit color depth.

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EVGA Inter­View is com­pletely new product.A brand new con­cept in dual-​monitor dis­play with two rotat­ing wide-​screen LCD screens.
EVGA Inter­View Dual-​Monitor Sys­tem offers two 17″ wide-​screen WXGA LCD screens and can receive input sig­nals from dual DVI Dig­i­tal or dual VGA Ana­log sources.This unique dis­play fea­tures a total res­o­lu­tion of 2880×900, a 500:1 con­trast ratio and an 8ms response time.EVGA Inter­view also fea­tures an inte­grated 1.3-megapixel web­cam, a micro­phone, a head­set out­put, USB 2.0 ports and two stereo speakers.

The spe­cial fea­ture of InetrView is the abil­ity to rotate one of the dis­plays around 180 degrees upon which it will auto­mat­i­cally invert the image.EVGA Inter­view comes with a 3-​year lim­ited warranty.

EVGA nForce 780i SLI FTW Fea­tures and Benifits:
NVIDIA SLI cer­ti­fied
Intel socket 775
45nm CPU ready (York­field & Wolf­dale)
8 Phase power design
PCI Express 2.0 sup­port
2-​Way and 3-​Way SLI sup­port
6 SATA-​2 ports with sup­port for RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 5, JBOD
On-​board but­tons for CMOS/​Power/​Reset
HD Audio — 7.1 Channel

Reach extreme over­clock­ing speeds sup­port­ing 1333MHz FSB and beyond. 8 phase power design for superb sta­bil­ity and per­for­mance. Solid state capac­i­tors and fer­rite core chokes allow for bet­ter over­clock­ing and sta­bil­ity. Con­ve­nient lay­out with on-​board Clear CMOS, Power, and Reset but­tons. Friendly sys­tem BIOS fea­tures with easy to use over­clock and volt­age set­tings. Extreme DDR2 speeds of 1066MHz and beyond.